which statement best describes the setting of \by the waters of babylon\?\nthe story is set in new york city…

which statement best describes the setting of \by the waters of babylon\?\nthe story is set in new york city during an apocalypse, in which people are trying to prevent a disaster by reinventing religion.\nthe story is set in new york many years after an apocalypse, and communities have formed in the areas forest and hills.\nthe story is set in postapocalyptic new york city, where society is creating new technology that can rebuild the cities.\nthe story is set in new york immediately after an apocalypse, when people have become very religious and are focused on farming.
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Brief Explanations:
"By the Waters of Babylon" is set in a post - apocalyptic New York. The story occurs many years after a disaster (apocalypse). The main character's people live in forest and hills areas. They have a different view of the "dead places" (the remnants of New York). The story does not take place during the apocalypse (so options with "during an apocalypse" or "immediately after an apocalypse" are wrong). Also, the society is not creating new technology to rebuild cities as they have a more primitive - like view of the past technology (which they consider as "god - made" things).
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The story is set in New York many years after an apocalypse, and communities have formed in the area’s forest and hills.